by unthink | May 25, 2026 | Blog Post
I have a very reliable test for whether I am living well. My dogs know it before I do. When I come home present, unhurried, unburdened, they feel it immediately. We end up on the floor together. There is laughing. There is chaos. There is nothing I would rather be...
by unthink | May 24, 2026 | Blog Post
I hated Mondays once. Not just the alarm. The whole weight of it. The knowledge that the next five days were something to survive rather than live. Sunday evenings carried a particular darkness, a slow creeping dread that stole the weekend before it was even over. I...
by unthink | May 22, 2026 | Blog Post
I was sitting with a leadership team recently, post-mortem on a project that had missed its deadline. Smart people. Good intentions. Real effort. But as we unpacked it, the same pattern emerged that I see more often than I care to admit. No one had agreed on who was...
by unthink | May 21, 2026 | Blog Post
The freelancer who charges too little. The consultant who apologizes before quoting. The executive who caves before the client pushes back. This isn’t humility. It’s self-sabotage dressed up as modesty. Imposter syndrome is nearly universal. A landmark...
by unthink | May 20, 2026 | Blog Post
We live in an era of abundance. More tools, more frameworks, more consultants, more conferences promising transformation. And yet, most organizations are no more fundamentally healthy than they were before they bought it all. The problem is not information. We have...
